This encyclopedia of legal resources on the Web is an invaluable research tool for lawyers, law librarians, paralegals, and anyone interested in online legal resources. Organized into over 30 specific areas of legal expertise, including administrative law, bankruptcy, consumer protection, estate planning, immigration, job listings, public records, real estate, and more, the unique format allows searchers to easily find information as questions about a particular topic arise.
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A highly useful and well-organized reference tool taht should be kept beside every lawyer's computer. -- Dennis M. Kennedy, attorney, Thompson Coburn LLP
Ambrogi's insights and writing skill make this book a must-have for any lawyer serious about using the Internet productively. -- Jerry Lawson, author of The Complete Internet Handbook for Lawyers
In low-tech, straight talk, this book provides a current and comprehensive view of the ever-changing landscape of legal stops in cyberspace. -- Susan J. Ferrer, Director of Communications, Indiana State Bar Association
The lawyer's library of the 21st century need include only two items: a computer and Ambrogi's book. -- William T.G. Litant, Communications and Publications Director, Massachusetts Bar Association
This book incorporates the best of Ambrogi's work in an easy to follow, easy to read reference. A must have for every legal professional using the Net. -- Andrew Z. Adkins III, Direcotr, Legal Technology Institute, University of Florida Levin College of Law
Your browser's bookmarks will be in for a jolt upon your reading, and then clicking on any of the abundant sites in this book. -- Alan J. Rothman, Esq., Computer Law Lab Coordinator, New York County Lawyer's Association
Ambrogi's insights and writing skill make this book a must-have for any lawyer serious about using the Internet productively. -- Jerry Lawson, author of The Complete Internet Handbook for Lawyers
In low-tech, straight talk, this book provides a current and comprehensive view of the ever-changing landscape of legal stops in cyberspace. -- Susan J. Ferrer, Director of Communications, Indiana State Bar Association
The lawyer's library of the 21st century need include only two items: a computer and Ambrogi's book. -- William T.G. Litant, Communications and Publications Director, Massachusetts Bar Association
This book incorporates the best of Ambrogi's work in an easy to follow, easy to read reference. A must have for every legal professional using the Net. -- Andrew Z. Adkins III, Direcotr, Legal Technology Institute, University of Florida Levin College of Law
Your browser's bookmarks will be in for a jolt upon your reading, and then clicking on any of the abundant sites in this book. -- Alan J. Rothman, Esq., Computer Law Lab Coordinator, New York County Lawyer's Association
About the Author
Robert J. Ambrogi is the director of American Lawyer Media's news service and the author of The Internet Guide for Massachusetts Lawyers, the syndicated column "legal.online," and the monthly column "Web Watch" in Law Technology News. He lives in Rockport, Massachusetts.
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This review is from: The Essential Guide to the Best (and Worst) Legal Sites on the Web (Paperback)
This is a superior book that will be an asset to any lawyer using the Internet. Ambrogi is a recognized expert, author of a regular column in Law Technology News, and this book benefits from his detailed knowledge of the subject. Well organized and well written, this book shows how good an Internet legal reference can be.
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A Valuable Legal Resource,
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This review is from: The Essential Guide to the Best (and Worst) Legal Sites on the Web (Paperback)
Doing legal research online can be frustrating and time consuming; but,this book changes everything! It not only points you in the right direction (The Best Legal Sites), it provides information on which sites to avoid (The Worst Legal Sites).
There are 24 chapters in all. Most of them cover specific legal arenas, such as bankruptcy, criminal law, environmental resources, estate planning, family law, intellectual property, employment, and real estate. Several chapters are specifically for the legal profession and include: Managing and Marketing Your Practice, CLE Online, and Best Medical Sites for Trial Lawyers. There are three additional informative segments included as appendixes: Getting to Know the Supreme Court, Finding Court Opinions Online, and State Laws on the Internet. The book is well organized and easy to use. Paralegals, attorneys, and anyone else doing legal research online will benefit from the resources offered in this book.
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